How much wallpaper do I need?
With made-to-measure wallpaper the answer is not a number of rolls. Enter each wall and see how many panels it takes, the area that prints, and the exact price for the whole order.
Measure in
Wall 1
10' × 8': 5 panels of 24″, each 8' 4" tall with bleed, 83.33 sq ft printed
- Price for this wall, delivered
- $541.65
- Panels to hang
- 5
- Printed with bleed
- 83.33 sq ft
- Rate on non-woven paste-the-wall
- $6.50 / sq ft
Free US shippingChecked by a person before printingFit guarantee3 to 7 business days
No rolls to count. Each wall prints as panels cut to its own height plus 2″ of bleed top and bottom, and you pay for the area printed. Windows and doors stay in the measurement.
Samples $9.00, credited back. Several walls in one order print in one run so the color matches across the room.
Questions people ask
- How many rolls do I need?
- None. Rolls are how fixed-width wallpaper is sold, and the arithmetic of rolls, drops and repeats is where the waste comes from. We print panels cut to your wall height plus two inches of bleed, as many as your width needs, and you pay for that area. The calculator above shows the panels and the price for each wall.
- Do I subtract windows and doors?
- No. Measure the full width and the full height as if the wall were solid. The panels run across the opening and are trimmed on the wall; subtracting the window makes the pattern misalign on either side of it.
- Two walls or an inside corner: how do I enter them?
- Each wall separately, with "Add another wall". Measure each wall from corner to corner. Panels are laid out per wall, and the whole order is priced together and printed in one run so the color matches around the corner.
- What if my ceiling is not level?
- Measure the tallest point. Every panel is printed two inches taller than that at the top and two at the bottom; the extra is trimmed on the wall along the ceiling line and the baseboard.
- Is there a minimum order?
- Orders under 60 sq ft are priced at $8.50 per square foot for their real area, so a single small wall is still a fair order. Several walls in one order count together.